The Pontiac Press: 1956-02-14

Cobo, Rep. Ford will not seek governorship: move leaves the GOP field open to Bentley ; Valentine travels 8,000 miles to Pontiac: Local businessman brings sweetheart from Hong Kong after 7-year wait ; Nixon denies traitor talk: says he never called Truman, Dems disloyal ; 8 Japanese hurt when earthquake jolts Tokyo area ; Lincoln dinner tickets selling ; Talk not enough today ; Suitor accusing widow of killing grocer Hermiz ; Traffic mishaps take 3 lives in Michigan ; City man killed by locomotive ; Valentine's Day a day of truce ; Accord on disarming to 'halt' Red H-test ; Ash Wednesday services planned ; Humphrey airs doubts on highway bill: has misgivings about tax plan ; Test pilot calls inflatable plane most unusual ; Adlai survives tractor mishap on Oregon tour ; Prison inmate admits crimes ; The day in Birmingham: Parking lot objectors face commission tonight ; Canada GM, UAW agree as 148-day walkout ends ; Ford, Chrysler cut work time ; Outfielder Mays weds divorcee ; Flabbiness seen for minds fed on TV, movies ; Police break up stolen tire ring ; Labor to probe welfare frauds ; Petitions filing deadline with city clerk is today ; High court to get college race case ; Curry arraignment scheduled for today ; Road commission to receive job bids ; Death toll in icy Europe keeps growing, hits 418 ; LeMay fears Red turbo-prop bomber ; Urge aid denial to 1-race school ; Nephew sold on Navy by uncle for 18 years ; Catholics canvassed ; Seeds sent to Japan as Chilean gratitude ; No delay seen in power plan ; Politician shot; divorcee held ; GI will resume duty on council Mondays ; FPC opens hearing on natural gas bids ; Advocates sharp curb on trade to Red China ; Traveling mystery man helps future businesses